On the recordFebruary 10, 1954
Their personal evaluation of our progress would provide the public with the essential knowledge and broad understanding to which it is entitled.
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Letter to Governor Thornton, Chairman of the Governors' Conference 1954, Proposing a Visit to Korea by a Select Group...
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